The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 8T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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... Rome was com of Rome . pofed with fome political skill , of an elective king , a council of nobles , and a general affembly of the people . War and religion were adminiftered by the fupreme magistrate ; and he alone proposed the laws ...
... Rome was com of Rome . pofed with fome political skill , of an elective king , a council of nobles , and a general affembly of the people . War and religion were adminiftered by the fupreme magistrate ; and he alone proposed the laws ...
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... Rome . fovereign " . 75 The temporal reign of Gregory I. is ably exposed by Sigonius in the first book , de Regno Italiæ . See his works , tom . ii . p . 44- 75 . our of CHAP . XLVI . Rome and Perfia . CHAP . OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 171 ...
... Rome . fovereign " . 75 The temporal reign of Gregory I. is ably exposed by Sigonius in the first book , de Regno Italiæ . See his works , tom . ii . p . 44- 75 . our of CHAP . XLVI . Rome and Perfia . CHAP . OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 171 ...
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... Rome " 37 , and the fame alliance has been frequently renewed by the ambi- tion of the popes and the distress of the Syrians . But it may reasonably be queftioned , whether their union has ever been perfect or fincere ; and the learned ...
... Rome " 37 , and the fame alliance has been frequently renewed by the ambi- tion of the popes and the distress of the Syrians . But it may reasonably be queftioned , whether their union has ever been perfect or fincere ; and the learned ...
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